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Lung Qi Deficiency Nasal Congestion

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Lung Qi Deficiency Nasal Congestion

Choose This Pattern If:

You need to warm and tonify the Lungs
You want to expel Wind to relieve itching
You aim to strengthen Wei Qi (immune system)

Chinese Herbal Formula Uses:

This formula targets allergic nasal congestion in dogs with:

Recurrent or seasonal nasal congestion
Shortness of breath, coughing, or wheezing
Clear, watery nasal discharge
Itchy nose and eyes
Sneezing or reverse sneezing
Weakness or fatigue
A history of allergies

Traditional Chinese Herb Action:

Addresses chronic nasal congestion
Relieves allergies, rhinitis, sinusitis, and hayfever
Bolsters a weak immune system

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(*) 1 bottle contains 100 gms powder

** Does Not Apply to Heartworm and Trachea Support: Kidney Not Grasping Qi

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Understanding Nasal Congestion: Lung Qi Deficiency Focus

Lung Qi Deficiency Nasal Congestion targets seasonal or allergic congestion in dogs, characterized by clear, watery discharge, itching, sneezing, and weak immunity (Wei Qi). This formula tonifies the Lungs, expels Wind, and supports dogs with recurrent respiratory infections or fatigue, making it ideal for allergies like rhinitis or hayfever.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), nasal congestion falls into three categories: Bi Yuan and Bi Zhi (infectious, with discharge) and Bi Qiu (seasonal, allergic, linked to Lung Qi Deficiency). Congestion often accompanies coughing or wheezing, so our formulas clear nasal passages and work as adjuncts to cough remedies, addressing issues like post-nasal drip.

Chronic congestion frustrates pet owners when antibiotics fail, and symptoms recur, leading many to TCM herbal solutions. Other TCM patterns include:

Phlegm Heat Nasal Congestion: Common, with sticky, yellow/green mucus from poor diets.
Wind-Cold Phlegm Nasal Congestion: Acute, with clear/white mucus from infections like Kennel Cough.
Kidney Deficiency Nasal Congestion: Lifelong, in senior dogs with wheezing and aging signs.

This Lung Qi Deficiency formula is perfect for allergic or seasonal congestion, but consult a TCM veterinarian to ensure the right formula for your dog.

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What is the form of the herbs?

The herbs are a powdered form of herbs that are a 5:1 concentration of raw herbs called granules.

They can be purchased as a powder or in a capsule form. To have it Encapsulated costs $15 more per bottle or you can buy the empty gel caps (under Supplies) and pack the herbs yourself for $5 for 200 empty gel capsules. This option is provided at checkout...

The Hound Cough Syrup is made from a decoction of raw herbs and honey (dogs love it).

What is Lung Qi Deficiency Nasal Congestion, and how does this formula help?

This pattern involves seasonal or allergic congestion with clear, watery discharge, itching, and weak immunity. The formula tonifies the Lungs, expels Wind, and strengthens Wei Qi to relieve allergies.

General Cautions

Do not use if pet is pregnant. Just to be safe.
Not to be used in place of veterinary medicine.
If pet worsens, stop product, and seek veterinary services.

Why are powder extracts better to buy then bottles of liquid herbals you see for cheaper prices on the internet?

Because of potency! Liquid herbal tinctures may only contain 6 grams of herbs in one 2 oz bottle. Whereas when you buy the concentrated powder extracts that we offer, you are receiving a full 100 grams of a 5:1 concentration in each bottle.

Buyer beware! Not every bottle of herbs you see on the shelves or sold on the internet is the same.

Furthermore, every licensed acupuncturist knows that liquid tinctures are considered very weak. If you walk into an herbal clinic, chances are you will only be offered powdered extracts because we know that is what works most effectively other than raw herbal decocted formulas. Most acupuncturists will not prescribe liquid tinctures.

Tinctures look cheap and easy, but what counts is the effectiveness, and effectiveness is directly related to the amount of herbs that are administered each day. Don't be fooled by price, become a savvy consumer. Know the total herbal ingredients per bottle.

Is this formula suitable for dogs with chronic allergies?

Yes, it’s ideal for dogs with recurrent, seasonal nasal congestion, rhinitis, or hayfever, especially those with a history of respiratory infections or fatigue.

Can I combine this with other supplements like Petigreens?

Absolutely, combining with Petigreens can enhance immunity and support respiratory health, complementing the formula’s action. Consult a TCM veterinarian for tailored advice.

What kind of herbs are these and are they safe?

Our Herbal Formulas consist of Chinese herbs formulated for the patterns of disharmony most commonly applicable to cats and dogs. (this is known as TCM - Traditional Chinese Medicine) We are the only authentic Traditional Chinese herbal place for pets on the Internet. We don't offer just one formula for one condition, we base our formulas on and by a herbal pattern of symptoms.. If you're buying Chinese herbs, and you are not offered a pattern, then it is not authentically a traditional formula that may be suited for your pets condition.

Chinese herbs are used on adults, children and pets and are considered very safe when properly administered. However, if your pet does show any signs of not tolerating them, stop the herbs for 48 hours, then restart dosing again by using half of the original amount of the herbs you started with.. If your pet still cannot tolerate the herbs then immediately stop administering the herbs to your pet.

We work with a batch system and each batch is assigned a Lot#. The ingredients that we allot to each Lot# is logged at time of manufacture to account for each ingredient and from which Vendor we purchased the ingredients. At different times of the year it is necessary to make substitutions for a specific ingredient as the ingredient that was used in one Lot# may not be available in a Lot # designed several months later from the same Vendor throughout the year due to seasonality, import restrictions or other circumstances.

As a result there can be a different color, texture, smell and overall appearance to a Lot# (i.e. Herbal Formula) as each Lot# has several different ingredients which can be purchased from different Vendors throughout the year. Each Vendor has its own manufacturing process which can result in one herbal ingredient being fluffy powder and from a different Vendor the same ingredient can be denser/heavier and appear as grainy, sandy or clump together ---- as the processing technique varies from Vendor to Vendor --- whereby one Vendor grinds herbs down to a fine powder and another Vendor does not use the same process and the end result can be a textured product in its more 'natural state' as less manufacturing processes were used on the material.

We have been using these various herbs for several years without incident.

But we must all stay alert because like any food there always exists the possibility of allergies or a lack of tolerance and because these herbs are classified as a food, the possibility of an allergic reaction should always be a consideration.

If by chance you should feel that your experiencing a negative effect, stop the herbs immediately wait two days or until symptoms recede, and then start again with 1/2 the dosage.

What suggestions are there on how to give herbs to my cat or dog?

Dogs and cats can be given powdered herbs, powder herb extracts, and liquid herb extracts in their meals. If your pet's appetite is poor because of illness or learned preferences, you may need to disguise the taste further by using especially strong-smelling foods: like tuna, sardines, liverwurst or braunsheiger. For some pets, Baby Food or canned Cat Food is such a novelty that they will take the herbs mixed with these foods. Some pharmacies and veterinary manufacturers make a flavored "tab wrap" or "pill pocket" for dogs and cats; these are especially designed to hide small tablets. Other tasty treats to hide herbs include cream cheese, jelly, peanut or other nut butters, ground meat or liver (beef or chicken), and fruit. Applesauce is particularly recommended by some herbalists. Flavored gravies for pets can also be used to dilute the herbs and mask the taste. *

If your pet's appetite is suppressed due to illness, do not mix medicines in regular meals-administer the herbs separately in a different food treat or in empty gel caps or via oral syringe behind the tongue.

Powdered herbs may be mixed into small "pills" of butter, then frozen to increase firmness. You can blend them with anchovy paste, organic peanut butter, jelly, jam, sandwich pastes, or other thick tasty foods.

It may be easier in some cases to administer the powdered herbs by mixing them into a liquid (usually hot so that powdered herbs 'dissolve' either with boiled liquid/water or by placing the 'mixture' of liquid/water and powdered herbs in a microwave for 5-7 seconds and then letting cool off) that is to be gently and slowly administered by syringe. Vehicles that have been recommended include meat or poultry broth, clam juice, flavored syrups, and fruit juice.

You can take advantage of your cat's fastidiousness by mixing the herb in a hair ball gelor Laxatone vegemite or anchovy paste, and smearing it on his or her paws-only very sick cats will let that insult go unchallenged! Some herbalists make traditional teas using meat broth instead of plain water, then frozen in ice cube trays to preserve until the day of use.

If gel capsules must be administered you can buy these on our website or we can encapsulate for you at $15 per bottle for 200 capsules. (choose this option: Encapsulation Fee just before you checkout from your Shopping Cart)(Empty Gel Capsules (200) can be found under our SUPPLEMENTS section under the Category: SUPPLIES or type the term << Empty Gel Capsules>> in Search Box. The gel capsules often "go down" more easily if one end is covered in butter or olive oil. Be sure to administer water or broth afterward to ensure that the capsule passes quickly from the esophagus to the stomach.

The other option is by oral syringe...mixing enough water to dissolve the herbs and make a solution and using an oral syringe you can give it by squirting it down the very back of the throat. After a few times it becomes easier to use this method. The option for oral syringe is at time of checkout also.

*Copyright 2003, Veterinary Botanical Medicine Association, Kennesaw, Georgia

How do I know if my dog has Lung Qi Deficiency?

Look for signs like seasonal sneezing, watery nasal discharge, itchy eyes/nose, and weakness. A TCM veterinarian can confirm the diagnosis.

Are there any side effects from this formula?

The formula is generally safe when used as directed, but consult a TCM veterinarian to ensure it’s appropriate for your dog’s health and to monitor for any adverse reactions.

Can the herbs be administered with meals or is it better on an empty stomach?

Whatever works best for your pet would be the simple answer to this question. Sometimes the herbs can upset one animals stomach and the same herbs on an empty stomach do not bother the next animal. Mixing into food does not effect the long term efficacy of the herbs and it can have a settling effect to give with the food with the herbs.

How do these herbs come to us?

These herbs are a loose powder form. They are a 5:1 concentration of raw herbs made into powder, called granules.

For additional charge of $15 per bottle we will encapsulate for you, this will yield 200 capsules per bottle.

At check, out we also offer you the option to purchase empty capsules, $5.00 for 200 empty gel caps.

We also offer a liquid oral syringes for $2.00. Use by mixing warm water with the herbs, to squirt down the back of your dog's throat.

Should I tell my veterinarian that I am giving my cat or dog herbs?

Absoutely...it's always important that all doctors know what we are taking as well as our pets.

Many people hide this information from their pet's doctor, we feel that you should be able to discuss the health of your cat or dog openly with your pet's primary physician, and if you can't and you feel intimidated, then you need to look for a doctor that you feel you can communicate with open and honestly.

Not telling your vet isn't the answer...the answer is working with a vet who understands your values and will work with you while ensuring the safety of your pet.

We would appreciate if you would share the success of the herbs with your vet....in the hopes that some day herbal medicine will have a much wider acceptance.

Can I give herbs to my cat or dog while also taking other medicines?

Yes, however we suggest that you give herbs and medicines 1 -2 hours apart from one another so that you can get the full benefit of each.

Always remember to tell your veterinarian what herbs you have decided to give your pet..this includes all supplements as well.

Since they are fresh (dried) herbs - should they be refrigerated?

The fresh (dried) herbs and/or the liquid forms do not necessarily have to be stored in the refrigerator. Unless the location where they are stored is prone to extreme humid and hot conditions, then storing them in a cool dry place should be sufficient.

Can I make a week's worth of herbal decoction of the different herbal formulas I have to make it easier to administer for my family and pet care people?

Once you make a decoction of mixing herbs together with water or honey and expose the herbs to the elements then decompostion begins. It is not a good idea to keep these decoctions for more than (3) three days. And these decoctions SHOULD be refrigerated. We have had customers who have made and frozen them and this seems to work out fine. But keeping them for longer than (3) three days unfrozen is not advisable

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